| Glock 22 | |
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| Classification: Semi-Automatic Pistol | |
| Year Introduced: 1990 | |
| Country of Origin: Austria | |
| Created By: Glock Ges.m.b.H. | |
| Caliber: .40 S&W | |
| Capacity: 15 | |
A Nickel-Plated Glock 22
The Glock 22 is a sidearm developed by Glock Ges, which has since been adapted for use globally with law enforcement and military, selling millions of variants over the years.
Overview[]
The original Glock 22 was developed to fill a gap between 9mm and .45 caliber weapons. Besides utilizing several specifications of existing sidearms, the Glock stood out for its use of synthetic materials, which made them very cost-effective for organizations to purchase in bulk. The Glock 22 is currently on its fourth generation of design, having been updated since its original deployment.
Use[]
Federal Bureau of Investigation[]
The Federal Bureau of Investigation employ the Glock 22 as one of their standard sidearms for both field agents and tactical units.
Mira Stolar[]
Mira Stolar employs the Glock 22 as her personal sidearm. Europol typically issues Glocks as standard sidearms and the 22 is Mira's personal preference.
Starla Whitmore[]
Starla Whitmore has a nickel-plated Glock 22 she uses as her personal sidearm.
Parker Reich[]
Parker Reich has a nickel-plated 22 she received from Petra Wolf, though she generally keeps it for collection purposes. The 22 was the first weapon Parker added to her collection.
Hattie Nowak[]
Hattie Nowak a member of the US Custom and Boarder Patrol Agency carries a standard issue Glock 22 as her primary sidearm. Like the FBI, the 22 is the CBP's standard handgun.